Trails of Frisco Golf Club
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A popular public course in the booming Frisco market featuring water hazards on almost every hole including creeks ponds and lakes throughout. Fully equipped clubhouse with a great
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Course History
The Trails of Frisco Golf Club in Frisco, Texas, opened in fall 2000. It was designed by Jeff Brauer, a Texas-based architect who founded GolfScapes in Arlington in 1984 after apprenticing in Chicago. Known for over 50 original designs and 80 renovations, Brauer typically creates open, straightforward layouts but made Trails uniquely challenging with hidden creeks, scenic wetlands, extensive bunkering, and massive greens on a par-71 course measuring around 6,900 yards from the tips. Influenced by architects like Alister MacKenzie and Seth Raynor, his notable Dallas-Fort Worth area work includes Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine and Cross Timbers Golf Course in Azle, among many others in the region.
What golfers are saying
Synthesized from recent Google reviews — heavily weighted to the last 6 months.
“For $90 you expect good greens. These greens are AWFUL. Dry, sandy, filled with poa. You don't know which way your ball will roll on the green.”
- •Greens are lightning fast and in good shape
- •Challenging and fun layout
- •Friendly and accommodating staff
- •Good value on GolfNow deals
- •['Greens dry, sandy, filled with poa annua and unrepaired ball marks', 'Driving range and chipping area in terrible condition', 'Tee boxes poor - some under repair, others misaligned and hard', 'No wa
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